Medea in Ancient Greek staged by Barnard Columbia group
The Greek Drama group at Barnard and Columbia presents Euripides Medea entirely in ancient Greek on February 17 and 18 in Minor Latham Theater. Co producers Marian Cherton and Thomas Fraser spearheaded the project, aiming to show how Greek tragedy sounds and feels, with a $1 admission and advance reservations at 280 1059.
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Joan E. Storey
Barnard
Columbia
Marian Cherton
Thomas Martin
Chertow
Fraser
Classics
Latham Theater
Athens
Cherton
Jon Fraser
Paris Through a Visitor's Eyes and Unseen Struggles
Reporter’s Notebook by Sarah Gold reflects on Paris as Marcel Proust’s imagined city made real. It contrasts familiar literary images with daily quirks, notes modern American influence, and observes both charm and discomfort. The piece ends noting urban anonymity harms the financially destitute, hinting at further reflections.
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Sarah Gold
Marcel Proust
Paris
Balzac
Quais
Seine
Boulevard St. Michel
Eiffel Tower
World Trade Center
Notre Dame
Opera House
Metro
Subway
New York
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